Til K DAILY AST0R1AN, FRIDAY MOKMNG, NOVKMliKR 4, I HUH ASSESSMENT NOTICE. GliAND AVKNUE IMPUOVKMHNT KltOM mil ST 1 I-7F TO 83 U 1 ST ASSESSMENT NOTICE TWENTY-NINTH STUKhT IMPK()V1.MHNT FKOM FKANKL1N AVKNUK IX) GRAND Kotli Is herxfiv sivun lh la asswawinani mik iV nrdhlattsU No. I'?, of the a &oiorUro. JOHN T. LIGHTER. Kdltor. Telephone No. N. ml Sin TERMS OF 6UUSCR1PT10N. i w i ii n DAILT. tent br nnui, per year ftnt by wll, per month Served by carrier, per month BEMl-WEEKLY. ttant by mult, pr year, in advance, Postage fr to suoscribers. ...00 ... .H ... . i All communications Intended for publt Allan ahould be directed to tho editor. Iiuslnest communication ot ll kind asd remittance inut bo addressed to "Th Astoriaa." The Aatorlan guarantee to IU adver tiser lb Isrsrest clrculauon of any newspaper published on tn Columbia liter. Advertising rates can b had. on appll cello to th business manager. Crtlh manufacturer r becccain; alarmed over tho tremendous stride be fog tsieo by tho imrto nU Industry. America made Mils, and pecialiy those, ot tho wire. Variety, r swiftly arising oat tho English product Accord fat to tho report Just received by tho fcureaa of statistic. th export of wire Mill from tho L'nX4 State last year amounted to tho enormous quantity of XtxROS oounda. These were worth ItfS, TJJ. or two cent pound. The faot that urine tho previous year less taaa U 100. 000 poutad of nail wens exported fhovi how the Industry U growing. Tho fcureaa conclude It Interesting reprt a tho subject by quoting an article from the "British Iron and Coal Trades Bo Haw." la which (ha American nail trade Is held up as a mot unwelcome, condition U English manufacturers. "Figure published from time to time, says lb article, "make U dear that tho United States threaten Europe with sertous eompetitloa la the nail trade. The United States appears to be prepared to s!l cut mails at works for about 3 per ton Utile more than the BritUh price for steel alia Wo have never heard of any pnee approaching this figure being quoted In Europe." Chairman Dabcoik. of the republican eonsreesional committee, has sj'ven out fcis official forecast of the Impendinf el tioo. in which he state that districts which were considered doubtful four weeks aco are now safely republican. Tbo sound money democrats, who are hattinx between a support of their old nranisation on state Issues and the dsn. feroos fallacy of fiat money, have an sou need their Intention to support tba republican nominees la almoat every very Stat of the union, and to rive He- Klnley a republican house that ran be deoended upon o support him In the In tereet of sound money. In the adjustment of the creat questions growinc out of the war. and to take advantage of the opportunities offered for commercial su premacy. This change of sentiment toward the republican nominees. Mr. Babcock states. Is very similar to that which occurred in 1831 when the demo erats practically won their fight within four weeks of the election. The forecast concludes: "Tho indications are now that the republicans will elect 1M members, which, together with tho eight already Iwted from Maine. Vermont and Oregon, will make 192 members of the Fifty-sixth congress. This would give them a work ing majority of taenty-seven over alL I do not see how this number can be re duced if xhe party continues Ks present aggressive campaign. But to achieve this result it will be necessary for evry republican to do his full fluty." BInco the United States supreme court aeclded that the Joint Traffic Associa tion cannot legally be maintained, It Is understood In railway circles that re sewed efforts will be made during the winter session of congress to emend the Interstate commerce law so that the line may bo enabled to carry on pool ing, In a modified sense at least. The measure had mature consideration last session, and waa practically ready to be reported. So much time, however, waa consumed In dealing with the anti-scalp- lug Question that Senator Cullom's com mittee. It Is said, could not get It on the calendar. The bill now in view will be a compromise measure, and will Include sections taken from the recommenda tions of the Interstate commerce com mission the railroad attorneys, and the bill that was Introduced by Senator For. aker. It Is believed that a law can be framed that will havo the hearty ap proval of the commission and at. the same Im not conflict with existing statutes, or the recent decision of the highest court At any rate, It 4s known that the railroad officials who look after such matter axe getting the material in shape, Thsy will doubtless put extra pressure upon the congressmen, as It Is ' realized that the life of this congress will soon expire, and the chances are that few of the republican leaders will care to have the Fifty-sixth congress called together In extra session If It can possi bly avoided. Senator Chandler, Chll '1 ANtccbWc Preparation for As slmiuting ttxroodandRctfuU. tirttcSiaaciisandLVtbcf lYotnotcs DicsHoaChccrful TicssandRcst.Conlains ndL'aT Oprum.Morphtne nor JliiKral. KotNahcotic. ! h 4 "fir" AnfJKcmclY CorConstiM- rion. Sour Stotxicti.Diarrtsxa. Vorms .Comiilsiertt.. evemn acss andtQSS OF SUSP. T$imu Scfrntlureof NEW "YORK. tXACT COPT OP VFAPPtR- on and Tillman. wV are memtwrs of ! tho !nterao commerc commftteo, are knowa to be flerco opponents of all poot- i Ins; proposttlotm. anj theT have alo mtide a savaro reslst.inca to tho antl- scalnlnjr Nil. Unless they withdraw their opposition a bis; fight canrxit be avod'ed. v v v v y Ta&tof R Onr. VTbea a party middle aged worn a get together alooe. a common theme of con vena tion is their Phys- P would be better if these discussions of the ai'.ments peculiar to women took place twenty vears earlier in life. If a little of the prudery of mod ern society were banished, to that young wocarn talked these sabjeds over among thrmirlvea, there would he less sut&nng among women in middle life. Good health is the best endowment that a human being can have. Good general health among women fc largely depended npon good local health in a womanly way. Through ignorance and neglect it has be oome such sn ordtnarv, common - place thing for women to miner from wraknrM and disease of tSe delicate and important feminine orginim, that many women have I come to took npon these trouble as an ' nnawniHaSt intrtnr TSt im A mitt. take. All troubles of this nture may be cured in the privscy of the home, without undergoing the obnoxiou "examination" and " local treatment" irnuted upon by the average pbyvician. tr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription gives health, elastic strength and vitality to the Kutilive organ concerned. It ''lay inlammation, heal ulceration in from pain. It tone the nerve an i ...ilds the nerve centers tt makes a woman healthy and strong, and thus prepsres her for heslthv wifehood, capable motherhood and a safe transition at the change ( life. "I want to teir to the great benefit 0rHl from tutng Dr Pierce Piwwile prtwnvtim." write Mr R. Mmqo. of Strykerwinll. Wyo ming Co.. N V. ' I commenced uing it t.t three month before emiAnrraent With mi Swmer confinement I tulfered gmily. while thi corararattTelr er owing to the UM at Uw 'Fi svonie rrecrituoei No person In Norway may spend more than slxe cents at one visit to a drinking place OASTOniA. BsarsO IfrlUd a Hw Km lx$ Aopleby How does your wife like her new sealikin Jacket? Foiley-I havn't seen her lately. She's he.-n so nusy call Ing on her friends. PLATED OCT. Du'4 headache, pains In various parts of the body, sinking at the pit of the stom ach lots of appetite, feverishnes, plropUs or sores are all positive evidences of Im pure uiiwl .-so matter now It became so It must be purified In order to obtain good reaitn. Ackers Blood EUier has never fnt-4 to cute scrofulous or syphilitic poi sons or any otner blood diseases. It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we sell every bottle on c positive guarantee. t or sale by Estea-Conn Dnj ;o. There are over !ffi known languages ana ai&K-ct. Mokl Tea positively CXJr,t j,adaetie, indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink, Remova all eruptions of the skin, producing a perfect complexion, or money refunded. 25 end DO cnts. For sale by Estes-Conn Drug Co, A bee's wlr.Rs are said to beat the air at the rate of ISO strokes pc second and to propel the tee a distance of 20 miles an hour. ID 9 fd VQ ,1 O Its least virtue is that it lasts so. Soap is for comfort; the clean are comfortable. yu Fof Infants and Children. liThe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature ui The Kind You HaVs s Bought Tho new cable which has been laid across tho Atlantic weighs W pounds to m o , ,h. coblra OASTOniA. Brstu ,fXVAA Kin Inn fcfl THE HKST J'LASTER. A plw-e of flsnnel dampened with Chamtyr'.sln F-aln Italm and t-und on to the affected jwirt Is supi-rlr to any plaster. When troubled with a puln " h hint or side, or a lame Ni-k. give It a rial. You are cert.iln to be- mr thn pleased with the prompt relief which It afforo. Fain B.ilm I Io a certain cure for rbeumViiim. For le by t'hirle R.fr. druicislst. Obrrlln college tud-nt h-ive N'en In formed that they may Indulno In carl Plating In their room If they ch,e. The good Methoduts of Ohio are almost horror stricken In con?eo,ueiu-e. OASTOniA. sf OT7. Reggy (quoting Hamlet): "If thou wat needs marry, marry a fool." Maude -Oh. Reggy. this Is so sudden. Tbat tbe Mood should perform Its vital functions. It Is absolutely nscsry II should not only be pure but rich In life- giving elements. These results are best effected by the use ot that well-known standard blood purtder. Asra" Sarsapa- rilla Never does a man believe so strongly In the attraction of gravitation a when he gore to sit down In a chair snd misses It. In 1SS7 Mr. Thomas Mcintosh. 0. Allen- town. Tenn.. hsd an attack of dysentery which became chronic. "I was treated by the best physicians In East Tennes see without a cure,' he says. "Finally I tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera snd Diarrhoea Remedy. After uning ab"Ut twelve bottles I was cured sound and well." For sale by Cherles Rogers, druggist. Employer-How Is K. James, that you are so late this morning? Office boy I I didn't know you were coming so early, sir. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AU druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. S cents. The genuine has U a. VI. on each tablet. In Paris a peculiar fad on the part of rich women has given rise to the curious profession of "dog dressmakers." Mem bers of this profession suwly every sort of covering a lady wants for her nam- pered pet. A SURE SIGN OF CROUP. Hoarseness In a child that Is subject to croup Is a sure Indication of the ap proach of the disease. If Chamberlain's CouRh Remedy Is given as soon ss the child becomes hoarse, or even after the crou-y cough has appeared. It will pre vent the attack. Many mothers who have croupy children always keop this remedy at hand and find that it saves them much trouble and worry, it can always be depended upon and Is pleasant to take. For sale by Charles Rogers druggist. The demand for American apple In Germany Is said to be Increasing at a rapid rate, as the German housewives rr fer them to any others. Owing to the larsre crop promised this season, thotis and of barrels will be sent to that country. Luiurlant hair, of uniform color, Is a beautiful head covering for either sex, and may be secured by using Hall s vege table Sicilian IUtr Renewer. GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS. proposal for Fresh Beef and Fresh X Mutton: unice v."i vo... 1 Vancouver Barracks, Wash., Oct. 5. 1898. Sealed proposals for furnishing and de livering Fresh Beef and Fresh Mutton will be received here and at offices of com missaries at Fort Stevens, Oregon, Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman, Idaho, Forts Canby. Spokane. Walla Walla ana Vancouver Barrack. Wash., and Dye and Fort Wrangel. Alaska, until I o'clock a. m Nov. 6, 1898. snd then opened. In formation furnished on application. En velopes containing proposals ghould be Indorsed "Proposals for Freeh Beef and Fresh Mutton,'' and addressed to the undersigned, of to Commissary at peat to be supplied. A. 8. BROOKES, Capf. a X Alway 1 ' tut it4 tMN krtftM fv Chief Com'y. :..tl,v la t.iirt rlvan Inn I tha aaavtemi.tit mail lv (Wri city of Aatoita, Orvn, antlOd "An tirtttniiiioa Omflrnilii; ih Assesauwm wu the. 8ivil Amiit Hull rir the trwt rmwovsinwil m tn yr of AsrArin, OrrMn, Known a "l'h tmprovMir-nt of (Intuit Avvous, V.n TwimUj -NHUli tiH. to Ttilitv-thlrtl Mtrvwt,'" aiiprov. tH'lir i, lusi. HI b due nint p. Me. In l'lllti.S flitt' gi'lil coin, at th uttlrn of the. clly liivmiri'r on Nvintir IMh. INK. mid If not AKI at said time, t hi. nummm coiuu ll will oMor wiirialits IhiiioI lor the rollsvlloti ot the The eiit.uil I as ,'lln; Astoria Street Itailwsy Co U IUKk I. Town of Alrla, a lulil out slid nvonlixl ly J, M. hiiue-lj- SU M) Astoria Street Hallway Co U' 1. "l'k 'hai ;f Asioria, ns Uld out and reMi'tlvd by J, M. Snmiv ,,,,, SOW Astoria Street Hallway Co....... I't II. hbvk t Tnti of Aiil, t'lM out and rv"nlsl by J. M. Milvsly su.OO Anderson. William south 40 ft Lot II, Mock S. Tvn .f Airla, as Mid out and rvivlil ty J, M. M'ivcl) i;,M Anderson, Victor, heir of hrdr are Ida Klmior Anilrmn. Aiel Anderson. Al- Iwrt VKtir Anderson, Jusina Andsr- son, widow lAt . UliH'k I. Tiit of Aatorltt, ns i mil anil rv.iii.uii ny j. ,. ttalvsly Adair. Kllen und 4 ot north H fit Lot J. Illock , rt of fpi'er A- i.iiIa., as loid out and rvcorUvU by J.ilm Ad.ilr Adlar, Mary It. ..und H of north fret Lot . Hkk k a Mrt ..f I'piwr As toria., as luid out iil rvtoiMfit by John Ad.nr Hrsnham. Robert J." usd of N M ft I.t . lnHk 40, snt of l!itwr A- i.mU. as I'tid out and rnrdl Kitrkur. Tum IV Adair, und k of N M 1V John Aditir teat liurton. K. R UoMllta, rrank Cornelius, T. S. Charleston. Nellie O Inlson. D. A Georga, Winifred C. Holmes, Gust Holmes. Oust Hyland, Thomas A.. .N. H ..und H ..uml H ..und. H ..und. Sk Hyland. Thomas A Hyland. Thomas A Hyland, Thomas A. . Thomas A Hyland. Hyland, Thomas A Hyland. Thomas A Hyland. Thomas A Hylaml. Thorns A. Hyland. Thomas A... Hrn.)rU'kn. August. Hakvlst. Andrew .north i north 4 J, k,n. John Jordan. Mary A und of N. tt ft Iukkanen. Herman Iukaanen. Herman w . Llndberg. 8ophla aouth H Larson. I.I isle Ir..n. Augut un.1 lj Unoii. Augunt UIJ Mi I.aurllla. OIlvU Mattson. John MKtson. John Msnnula. Fllsnbeth Mannuta. Klliabeth Moore. Jacob , Msnnula, Emanuel , Mannula. Eric Morris. Right Rev. B. Wistar 8. M ft Morris. Right Rev. B. Wistar toria, as Uld out and recorded by John Adilr ... M.4D Morels. Right Rev. B. Wistar Iit 4. Hb k 4o r .rt pf l'i.tr s- toriu. a Uld out and recorded by John A.lalr . ... 151.00 Nufer, Peter south ' .0t I. Hlo. k Jt. port of t'pi.sr Aa torla. ns laid out and p'corded by t,.l,n Aitair U flO Ostron, Joseph north 110 feet 8hlvely, C. W Welcker, Kaly Adlr..und H of N. M feet .und H und. 'i Wlckman. Frederick Wlckman. Mary The following are pyablo In lnHlallfnenls, tho first Installment due Novem ber lith, 1M8: Barry, Andrew Lot 10, Block 3. Town m Aatorh, ns Inld oil und recorded by J. M, Hhlveiy WI.00 Sullivan, M Lot 12, Block X Town of ..atorln, na laid out nnd recorded b" . M. Hhlveiy 80.00 Butl, John south ',4 Lot 7, Illock .1, Town of Aatorla, ns I-" out nnd recorded by J, M. Hhlveiy M.UU Sherman, Borah C Lot 0. Block . Port of Toper Aa torla, a laid out und recorded by John Adair 100.00 Webber, If. II a I,ot 12, Block 2. Town of Aatorla. as Inld out und recorded by J. M. Hi.ivcly 80.00 By order of the common coundt of tno City of Astoria. Oregon. AltCHt: II. K. NKIjoON, Auditor nnd Police Judgo of tin; City of Aatorla, Oregon. Astoria, Oregon, October 28th. 1898. 7,1 Of Shakespeare's famous characters It la .M lhat Hamlot speaks 1.50D lines. Iago 1.067, Oihcll') 8W and Lear 7.0. BrigaI see that you Hrc rlllng on the daughter of a Journalist, now. Orlges Yes; she Is the only girl I know of whose father Is out of the way at night time. CASTOR I A . For Jjokiit and Childro. . TtoKhHl Yea Haw teys Echt Sear tha Slgnatura of mad I firdlnaiicw Nv of tba w.uu DO I.N W Sf.W Wtt) 1ai , luucs IMt't or I le-r a I.mU.. aa laid out und rwconlsU tI John A.hUr , Lt . IUHk )1, Twit f AtU. ( Mld OKI "-"d tlKVnlld liy J, M. tihlvriy Lot . lUik-k 1, IVwn f A.luru, s uujmt and rworaKl l.y J, M- Lot . h-k is.rV Vf V;'p'r" A ' tori, as Ui.l out and rvorlHl t John Ailmr W.W M.Ott ti.N tl W ai.W B.Ov l.lN Lot T. Illock . I'.rt of t'ppor A tona.ae ioki out atw ruuri . I f Joiut A'Uir. Lot T. l.K-la. as Im.i out and rcordil py jojin Ailir Iit T, Ulovk I. IVwu ..f Asiona, a laid out Jid rwvW y J. M. Suively U-t t. ItKvk l Town of Astoria, as laid out and rw-ordml by J, at. rlhively Lot K Ulok I, lwn of Attona, a laid out and rord.-4 by J. At. Iilvel- Lot T llliHk I ullkUI by T. A. HyUnd. Town of Aalorla, as mui out antl roconlod by J. M. oiiviv r u Lot I illock 1. ul1lvldoJ by T. A. Mylnd. Town of Aaiorla, aa iald out atul mk'otiIihI by J. it. Uilvwty 7.0 Lot . lllo k W a uMlvldot by T. A. Hyland. Town or Aalorla, a vkt out and rnconled by J. M. Hhlvelv n in Un I V lil.ick it aa suWlvl.ll by T. A. Hvland. Town of Aaiorta, as I4I1I out and r-ei-orUed by J. M. bhlvely . ft Lt II. (n.x k k a uMlvldei by T. a. iiy.anu. in or Asiona, laid out and rx.rlJ by J. VI. lvpiy ST.tt L- t 1!. Illivk X a ,wl-ivl,U br T A llyUnd. Town of Atort, a Itl.l out ami ro..nl.J by J M. Hhlvelv I M Ut IJ Hl.x k 3X n toUlivl IM by T A. HyUnd. 'ln f Atitrl4, a liM out aihl iMv-.inlr.l by J H. Hluv!v 1l M I't H Itl-vk w n u'xllvldr.l by T. a. ii.-in,i. ixwn or Aaiona. a Itlit out ami rworld by J M 10.00 Lot Jl lll.H-k y. n iiltlvMr,t t.y T. a. iiyiaii,!. ruwn 01 Ai,na a Itl. I out and re ,-nl.-. by J. M Mlily ,, Lol a IMik M uMtvtU,1 by T XI 00 , lyiAti, Town r Attorta. NM out and r-. M-.1 by J M Hhtvclv ) 00 Ijt I. Iibx-k JT T,wn f A'orl. bid nut and r orde.l by J. M Hhlvr.lv 45.00 L-t 7 Illmk 1 Twn .f At.U, a Uld ut and rr ordr, tv J. M. Hluvriy J4 (j) It I. Illm k TT. Town of Atona, na Uld out and r orded by J. M Hhlvelv . i) CO It 1 nim k V lrt of l tt-r A. I. irla. Inld out and rxMrl bv John Adnlr I 00 I,t 1 lUm-k M a aiirallr de,! by T A llv'aml. Town f A'ort. laid nut ami ronrilou by J. I htvelv 10.09 t J lilork i u.llvlde. l.y T. A. Hyland. Town of Alirlt, a liJd out and rMr.!".! by J. M. Hlllve-lv .09 1,1 moi-k r Town .f Aat .ria. s U'd out and re.ord.Ml by J. M Hhlve'v .... xj.00 It ntm-k T. T.wn of A'ortv, a Uld mit and re. or, U.I by J. M. tni elv i ' ,ni . Mm k I Town of Astoria, a I'M put snd re- ordml by J l hlvely r.uo Lot M. IMo. k I T-wnof Al rlt. II. 1J out n. re.onle.1 by J. M. hhlvelv Lot Jilixk Town of tor. a s.ia Uld out and recorle.i by J M Hhlvely I.t J tlm k M a aul.dlvl.le.1 by T- A. Ilylnml. Town of Aaior a a Uld out and r"-orle.! by J M. Hhlvelv r so I.t I fiwk W n auti ilvtd.-l bv T. A. Hyljirnl. Town of Ator. a 'Aid out srd r.'or'le. t.y J. M Hhlvelv r w Lot .' urk ; uMivMr, by T A. Ilvlnnu. Town of Aatorie. a InM out an.1 rMaor.!l hv 1. M ShWelv . r.M Lot .. HNxk m .uiHtlvidH by T. A. HyUnd. Town of Aatorla. ! I out and r. orlr. by J. M. Hhivew r.so I.ot V llloi-k T. Town of Aa'orlt, n ild out und rei orde.l by J. M Snivel ). Lot 7 Hloi k I Town of Aston. . 'I'd out und r.-or.i' ov J. M. Hhlvelv NI.C0 Lot lilork i Town of Aator'a, a Uld out and recorded by J. M. Rh,ve. 1 m lt . Illock 4. I'ort of rpr As toria, aa lulil out nnd r"'ori John AiU e 4t 00 j. fi,H 40 rt of Cm-r As , u m k 1 Town of Aa oris a Uld nn.l re.or,e. liy J M. Hhlve'v 41). 00 A trlaiiKoliir 'ilec ,f inn, I twumdnl on the norlh bv th ao.itn I ne or lr,ind iivenoe on the weat by lh i-nat line of Th'r'v-ll'st aireet. and on the; ejt by th- l.oiin.lurv linn Iwtw-.en tbiit pirt of tho i-liy of Aator'a. fire., na 'n il tit nnd re recorded bv J M Hhlveiy nnd that imrt nf the aild ci.v known aa tho I'ort of Toper Atnrla. n l.ild out und re.-or I' d bv John Adnlr 41.20 Ixt 3. Illork VI, I'ort of I'tini r Aa-P.:-1 out nnd riHi,rili-il bv J. M. John Adnlr It I Illock .17. Town of Aalor n, ns laid out and recorder' by J. M. Hhlvelv 40 .00 Iit 1 Illock T7. Town of Alor'a, n hi Id out 11 nd worded bv J. M. Hhlvelv 40.00 hlvely A efAHl PrtMiV HhMTV ASlUUd fUGHL LWlil RKAUING IITOM FREE TO ALL. Open every . ny from 3 o clock to 5:30 and 0:30 to 9:30 p. m. . Subscription rates 11 per annum. West Cor. Eleventh and Dusne Btrctts. Us S la a non-sotannna ri,inil)r f.,r Ouuurrhia, J;l'l, Bparmalorrlne, VVIiIim, aaastarsi dl chartiM, or aur liiDanuna llun, lrrltatti.il r olirra- ti'.n nf Hi li n n rtn fi, bnniw. Moo-utrlhgaut old by UrwrslaU, or aenl In plain wrapper, by ifspraa, prepaid, ful I. , ut I .IxAtlca, f-1l. Circular Kbl tia rauuaat. istRaiVl A I I la SSariA I fff.-jf Ouaiwl II ! saT ia iilMam, T" a. ajp...,au -.-.i.j. rTalriitEuiiioHikinit city of Anluilii, ui. . 111, milled. "An inn nil 1,1 at anl.l ilntii mm rntninon oilt'iion or the snm. me a""'v Allen A. V. llvlltllla, Frank Do Fore, J. II N 100 fsst Krlrksmi, llustava sst H Itakvlsl, Andrew north i Joffrey, Mary It,,,, north i I4UMIIA, Olivia Marlon, J. II. It Marlon. Margucretta. Marlon, Taul Marion, Mry C Marlon, Thomas F.... Olseil, Marn Anna.,. Olsvn. Marsa Anna... roysksy, John., Parker. W. W fltvphenson, John , Btephenion, John Thompson, tritk und. 1 10 und. 1 10 und. I-10 . 110 und, .und. 110 west 4 east H wt und. 14 .south M ft in hviii naiiiviit roll l'r in" iiiiwuitowih m t'uy w Aaioria, urcaniL known ns '111" ininvnint "I Twenty-miilh Mtrt, frmii Krsiikllii to Oiaml AveiHio,'" invnt vinolwr 'th, I WW, will hi dii" anil utyallin In tlinUd Hlntes sold ooln at llm ultlce of tli i'Hy tr.uiir nil Nnvmiilinr IMH, m, mid if not o Miit nui aa,i tsxiwaiHi iv j. m. e.(uvy sj. 49 Toumala, John Ut 13. UJ,k 4. Town of Astoria, as Inld mil and rwordod by t. M riiiiv.ly ui. a Williamson, Jsne south H Iil I. Illm k 4. Town of AtorK as lalil out anil rsiordrd by J. si. . Hll vTy 11 U Th following la payable In Instalments, the IUt Imtallment due Novsmber lith. 1M: Bull. John uih H 7. Hl k 1 Town of Astoria, a laid oiil and rxordad bv J. M. flv ordar of the common eounoll of Auditor and folic Aatorla, Orvgon. lK.-tober Sin. la ASSESSMENT NOTICE. I ItIIIUTY FIUST STKMET LMIM.OVI..MKNT FROM FUAN KLIN A VKNUM TO GRAND AVKNUR Notice Ic hert-by liven Inst the ase mmil mad by nnllnnr No tV9. of the city of A'toria, Oreson, riiiltla.1 "An or itiiiamn I'liiinrniing tli aaai-aainriit on he icUI aaaraamriit roll for in irmt lm iorairni in ti ri of AatOrM, llfmn. known a "The lmprunini of Tlnrty. rlrt irwl. from r ranklin avenu to 1 Iran. I avenue.'" approved ih'loiier 91th. vaj. will 4m dua and iwyahl In I'nltxl Htatoa old l oin, al the offiVa 01 the tity treaautvr 011 Novetnl.r I jl h. IH. and If not ao paid at said tuna, the romnwi emim II will onlnr warranta iUed for the rollri tion of tho sana. Th ar mailt Is as follow; Andoraon. Victor, heirs of heirs arw Ida An.leiw.in. AHrt Victor Andrwu. la. 1 Ullll.ia An,lra.in Juallna All- ovraon. widow Adair. Mary It "". U Adair. Mary 11 und. Astoria tret Railway t'onuwny Aatorl 8trt Railway Company Astoria 8trt Railway r .mpany Astoria Street Railway Company Ilrenham. Robert J u"d. Ilrenham. Robert J -. Barker. Iiur Adslr und. Barker. Laura Adair urd. George. Winifred C Holmes. Oust Utm. Holmes, Ouat und. Jordan. Mary A.. Jordan. Mary A.. Lirai-n. Auuat... ..und. V ..und. ..und. Vi Larsen, August und. yfc Mrsen. P. W Veiidsll. Ellen Adair und. S Mnndell. Ellen Adair und. U rker, Katy Adair und. We! Hlilvelv U Weaker. Katy Adnlr und. tt rt . Block I. Town of Aalorla, ns Inld out and woroed by J. M. Hhlveiy II. a The following are payable In ten In sliillmenis. the first Inalnllmeut due No vember IMh. iw, Webber. N. H Lot 12.. Block 1 Town of Aalorla, as By order of the common Cflunoll of Auditor nnd Police Astoria, Oregon, October 2Mh, IK. loot, either t'onalliialliiii. IT"- VTk V?W tf.Kaiv. fo7$ MANHOOD REST0RED.SS5 1 1 tf fT I J 0 tlsn el a lamiaj t'rimcb uliywclun, will qulok ly our ou of all Bee. 1 1 v. ,1901 V. .iVJ ... . i.00 Addraas lAVOl HEDICIHK tO.,1',0. WHITE COLLAR LINE Columbia Rlvsr anil Paget Sound Ntvl ' gatlon qompniy. , Tnlnphone leaves Astoria dally, except Baves-Por?lani dally except Sunday st 7 a,,m. White Collar line ticgets inten nangennie n Telephone, T. J. P0""r, ""d K. R. .InlM Flavel. Ilwaco, Seavlsw, Long Beach, iknmiaiin roe jtniuria. ainu am wnj uu and Nahcotta, C. W. 8TONK, AstriHA Agnnt, Telephohe No. 11. rrostuvi'ii UHCroNC ana AFTER t V'Sburrurnnl Imimienry. iflir.Nr.alaauMiUiUvf, Uit BirunMnrn SlJiiysiidOiaiirliiaryniansolSjUlniBarlUsa rCPlnKN trngtbniuid.r"lireainll wank nrsana. tirdtunnow roulli inlng the asMasmeiit u vmini ii w 1 ornvr wrianis IMUiU lor I lie imii i Town of Atuti, Inld out end rwmdDil by J, W hlilvely u... , I M 11 I-"' f- K Town of Aaluila, lltld Olll Mild HKV.,1,.J Vy J Nlilvnly , 7 B 1-I I, Illock 4. Tiwii ef Almlit, 11a lulil out and rvcunWd y J, U, tiiilvKlv 71 u lM i, Hlm-k I. Town of Aloi, ns Inld out and r.oidvd by J, M. hUivelv , js4 , ilm k I. Town f Atoil, l.il.l out and reiurdml by J, M, Hlilvely ( I-"t t. Illock 4. Town of AaiurU, Inld mil and rwurdml by J, M, ....vsly 11.11 " i' 1 own or Asiona, a 'mi mil mm rworuvu iy j, ai 1 01 rililvly : 1 14 tt I ,nl . illiH k 1, Town of Aatorla, hs ,ili mil and roconlvd by J. M. f.nivvir II M t . Iltot k I Town of Astoria, a );ii.i out and rwi.nl.., 1 by J, XI. fcliive-ly n, I j.l a nl.ad. T.,h l.l.ol. Inld out ailit roioidud by J. M. Alilvcly ; u UH t, films I. Town of Aatorl. as lain 0111 ami rwuruuii uy J. M. Hlilmly ' u. ot 4. niihk I Town of Atorla, at Lot Uld out ami rx'ordml by J . M. tlilviy nn Ut I. llliM k 4. Town of Aatorla, as Iril'l mil rii.i nui ana roriltHi by J, at iii iu, iiiuri town or asiona, na liild out and rv"td by J. M. stiiivoi v : t7 m Lot 4. Dl'Xk I ISiwn of Aatorla, as Inld out and rsvutdvd by 4, M. nivsly 1144 s. IUiw k I. 1iwn of Astoria, aa laid out end rwordvd by J, M. Hhivnly U.H Ul s. Illmk 1 Town ef Alorla, as Inld nut and rwrotdad by J. al- Wilvidy U.U l.i . )lock I. Town of Aatorla, a qid out and r'orrfu by J. M. bliiv.u h.u Im I. Illoik 4 Town of Aiorta, s -ively y II. U the City of Aatorla Orator) Allot; II. K MKIJION, Judge of the City vt Aatorla, urvgon. 1 ."I I. iuocr 1. Town or Aatoria. a bild out il.l out aiu rwonlrtl by J. and ta.onlrd li ni.i.iir .,...... la.l i. Illock I, Town of Aor, hJiiv.i a 00 lid laid out mnl ro. nrdf d bv by J M FlUtalV .. lot 4. film k I. Town of Aatorla, a In l.l out ami recorded by J. M. Hhlvrly U.H Ia 1. III.M k I, Town of Astoria, ifl, oul IllVrly snd rnordiHl by J. M n us It I. IiIih k t Town of Astufta, Inld oul snd word.- by J. M Blilvely I,t lit. IU01 k t. Town of Aaton. a n' l imii and word., by J. M n 00 II. M ah II. Illock I. Town of Astoria, 1. hi out and! tP-ordel bv J U a Hhlv.ly ., : a ot Lt S. Illoik I. Town of Aatorla, a Inld out and rmorded by J. M. Hlilvelv I U Iit t. llliM k I Town of Atorl, I Id out and recorded by J. M. hlvely U.n I Mi I. filiH-k I. Town nf Atort, a inbi mit ni rronie) uy J. Miive.y to n Lt f. Illmk I. Town lit Aatorla, Inld out and recorded by J. M Illvely ., II U I Ail 7. Illock I, Town of Aorla, aa Inld out and worded by J. M. Hliloiv I.oo VI l.ol 4. Block I, Town of Aatorla. na Inld out and recorded by J. M mnvc r-lv ID IA V It , Illm k I. Town of Aaloru, a Iniii out anu re oior.i ny t. hlllvrly , 7.U Lot I, lilork I. Town of A'lorlo, I111 nut and worde.1 bv J. M. trlvely I 10 Ld llloc k 1, Town of Aatorla, na Inld out and worded bv J. M. Hl'IVely U.I, Ixt 4 lihK'k I Town of Aatorl. a Inld mil and worded by J. M. Hhlveiy lO.SO Ix)t I Block 1. Town of Astoria, as laid out and rec urdetl nv J. M. nluvelv l.t I. t Illock I. Town nf Astoria, laid ixit and r'ord4 by J. M. rllilvely ., 11.00 Lot S Illock I. Town nf Aatorla, aa Uld out and Wonted bv ), M. nblvely ! ; I SO IaI 4. Illock I. Town of Aatorla. a la lit out and recorded bv J. M. niuvpiy ... 11, aa li S. Iiloc. 1. Town nf Aatorla, as Inld out out ami recoruiai nv j. m. luin out nnn tci'oriicti iy J. M. .4'" V Hhlveiy 10.00 tho (Ity of Astoria. Oregon, i , Aiieai: ii. e,. rir.ijnii.-a. JiiiImk of Hie 'tl v of Aalorla, Oregon. PISTORED SS"? fiusranleedlocll.ssll ntrvnaa diaeaMS, such s Weak Memory, Lou J isin Power, Headache. Wakelulnsw, Lost Mtahood, Mghlly MmZ ...,..,i, uiama, ioa w power in ucaeratlve Uigta of sex, reused by over eiertlon, youthful errors, etceaalv us of lo-Wh. j TV"' to innrmlty, Cooaomptloo or riil? V Kkrt oper boi.e for Vy nv.ll tt?'11? ATkforUiUkinoother. iir. c.. .n.V..T'.i . a"iione lo . rna Prance laue-IHivl UrugU.,liUibuUogsgcuts. TUlrdud Vsmb Uats.. PorfjCnd Or. I EffTBaLCONN DRUG CU Agents), Aatorla, , T . iiiaiiiwa.nenilliai HlnlaSliilia, Wervml Hetiillly, Plinnlea. llrifiinoaa In alarrv. i. iIimii.ii.... iimi... u..!.!. ..:J Halninall bmaea hrdiir or nlglil. Prevent taUk- i.w.a", mi. ii o iioirnecKro lei lloxaflS.Han Franclaeo, fat T tU hv CHARLES WOORnH, 4H Commercial fit. THE PROOF of the pudding is In th eating ( and the proof nt'llquora IS IN SAMPLING That's tn argument that's con clusivea demonstration. Ours will stand the test HUGHES & CO.